You run the night.
We run the data.
With counters that communicate, your team clics like they always have. It becomes one live count and a report that belongs to you.
Your mail app should be opening. If nothing happened, it is not set up on this device — use one of these instead.
hello@clicrapp.com
Under a second
A clip-on Bluetooth scanner reads the ID. No camera, no typing, no line.
Declines, logged
Under 21 and expired IDs are refused at the door and counted as refused.
Age and gender, in aggregate
Tonight's crowd by age band. Never a name in a report.
Three people, three counts.
Nobody actually knows.
An analog tally counter, a radio, and a group text. Then you need your count, and it’s guesswork.
One number, everywhere
Door and floor finally agree.
See the room fill
Alerts as it fills, not after.
Live in 6 minutes
Venue, areas, invites.
Every door adds to
one number.
Main floor, rooftop, patio: each door has a phone, each phone feeds the same live count. Inside now, peak, average, and the crowd-flow curve since doors opened, by area and for the whole room.
By area
See which room is full and which one is empty, while it is happening.
Alerts as it fills
Rooftop filling fast reaches the manager, not just the stairwell.
The night, saved
End the session and every number is kept for the morning.
The whole night,
from anywhere.
Owners and managers get the room on a screen: every area, every door, who is counting on it and when they last tapped, with tonight against last Saturday on the same chart. From the office, the car, or home.
Doors and staff
Who is on which door, live, with their last tap.
Roles
Door staff see their count and nothing else. Owners and managers see the night.
Share with staff
One link puts tonight in front of the team.
However you run your room, the rest is the same.
Logos represent pilots, partnerships, or active user testing.
“This changes how we operate.”
Run one night on it.
That’s the pitch.
No commitment. We set you up before your next night. You run it, you see the numbers.